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What ODF product development looks like
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Key terms in brief.
- ODF
- Oral Dissolving Film — a thin film that dissolves in the mouth.
- Oral strips
- The trade name for ODF strips.
- Film-forming matrix
- The base that gives the film its structure and carries the ingredients.
- Feasibility
- Assessment of whether a formula works in a given format.
- Pilot batch
- A first, short production run before scale-up.
- Private label
- A manufacturer’s product sold under the client’s brand.
- Custom formulation
- A formula developed from scratch for one client.
- Packing
- Packing product into unit and bulk packaging.